Set of 2 Antique Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Bowls 1 box - Made of egg shells

The images show a red seal mark, likely found on the base of a Chinese porcelain object, specifically a type known as "Famille Rose" porcelain. Famille Rose Porcelain: This style of Chinese porcelain, introduced in the 18th century, is characterized by its predominant use of pink overglaze enamel. Markings: The red mark on the bottom of the bowl in a similar example has been translated as "DaQing QianLong Nina Phi (1735-1796)," indicating a possible reproduction from a later period, such as the 1930s-40s. Historical Context: The Famille Rose color palette is believed to have been introduced to China during the Kangxi reign (1654–1722) by Western Jesuits and reached its technical peak during the Qianlong period. - Set of two bowls - Intricate floral and butterfly motifs - Suitable for serving or display - Vintage craftsmanship - Ideal gift for special occasions